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| In addition to using reference management programs to improve your research output and organize your reference library, you can also | |
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| create your own personal citation database by importing references from text files or online databases | |
| effectively manage all of your references | |
| automatically format your bibliographies | |
| insert in-text citations | |
| and save yourself a ton of time! |
The University of Waterloo has institutional access to Zotero. When you are signing up for a new Zotero account, please ensure to use your Uwaterloo email so that you can access the institutional storage.

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Work through this e-module at your own pace. |
AMA format is a commonly used style in Optometry research and academic publishing.
The AMA format (or JAMA), is widely used for citing sources in medical research. Created by the American Medical Association, the information in this guide is taken from AMA Manual of Style: A Guide for Authors and Editors (11th Edition).
| AMA format example | |
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In-text example: Bibliography example: |
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| from The AMA Citation Generator (free) |
Visit The School of Pharmacy's Guide to AMA style to learn more about in-text dictations and formatting style, with specific examples for citing journal articles, RxTx and UpToDate, Youtube videos, figures and tables, and more.
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